[sword-devel] language/locale codes
David Haslam
d.haslam at ukonline.co.uk
Wed Nov 11 08:24:46 MST 2009
Norwegian Bokmål
converts ok from UTF-8 to
ISO-8859-1 Western European
ISO-8859-4 Northern European
ISO-8859-10 Nordic
Windows 1252 Western European
Windows 1254 Turkish
Windows 1257 Baltic
but not to
ISO-8859-2 Central European
ISO-8859-3 Southern European
Windows 1250 Central European
Yet this may not shed any more light on the problem.
Observed using Editpad Lite.
David
Karl Kleinpaste-2 wrote:
>
> DM Smith <dmsmith at crosswire.org> writes:
>> U+00E5 is the unicode code point, not the encoding. In hex the utf-8
>> encoding would be C3 A5. In ISO-8859-1, it would be E5.
>
> XEmacs tells me that the buffer is UTF-8. Manually re-asserting it...
>
> M-x set-buffer-file-coding-system RET utf-8 RET
>
> ...and re-saving the file makes no change to the content, yet that's
> exactly the mechanism I've used in the past to convert ISO-8859 to UTF-8.
>
>> So I'd suggest looking at a hex dump to see what the encoding is.
>
> BTDT. "od -c" of this...
>
> # correct: Norwegian Bokmål
> #nb Norsk Bokmål
> # a hack while g_utf8_validate() dislikes 'å': Norwegian Bokmaal
> nb Norsk Bokmaal
>
> ...produces this...
>
> 0007300 o e r o \n # c o r r e c t :
> 0007320 N o r w e g i a n B o k m 303 245
> 0007340 l \n # n b \t N o r s k B o k m
> 0007360 303 245 l \n # a h a c k w h i
> 0007400 l e g _ u t f 8 _ v a l i d a
> 0007420 t e ( ) d i s l i k e s ' 303
> 0007440 245 ' : N o r w e g i a n B o
> 0007460 k m a a l \n n b \t N o r s k B
>
> For a-ring, the character map application observes...
> C octal escaped UTF-8: \303\245
> ...so I'm pretty well convinced that the content is right.
>
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